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John Carlos

Tommie Smith & John Carlos

Medalists in the 1968 Summer Olympics 200-meter race wore black socks without shoes and black gloves when they lowered their heads as a silent gesture of protest while raising their fists in the air while the American national anthem played during their medal ceremony. They were members of The Olympic Project for Human Rights (OPHR).
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